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##Let's see how a print fiber should be on a paper##

Let's see how a print fiber should be on a paper

D. Why we just do not cut the paper and insert it in this same direction? Because inserting this paper, with the smaller side to the machine can cause the tale of the paper to move, which is a more important matter to consider than the fiber.

F. This can make the paper stiffer. so it does not bend when the machine needs it to bend.

Using a wrong fiber direction can make some sheets feeling awkward and stiff. (H)

But regarding covers wrap... yes, it could have a wrong fiber direction (I)

but the cases (J) and (K) have the proper fiber direction and the wrapping would still be an issue. This is a poor management of the materials more than the fiber direction.

The last issue is regarding folding. On a tri-fold brochure you normally want the fibers to be paralell to the folding. But normally is not that important. It is more important not to brake the coating of the paper, handling the paper folding with the right speed on the folding machine.

D. Why we just do not cut the paper and insert it in this same direction? Because inserting this paper, with the smaller side to the machine can cause the tail of the paper to move, which is a more important matter to consider than the fiber.

F. This can make the paper stiffer, so it does not bend when the machine needs it to bend.

Using a wrong fiber direction can make some sheets feel awkward and stiff. (H)

But regarding covers warping... yes, it could due to wrong fiber direction (I)

but the cases (J) and (K) have the proper fiber direction and the warping would still be an issue. This is due to poor management of the materials more than the fiber direction.

The last issue is regarding folding. On a tri-fold brochure you normally want the fibers to be parallel to the fold. But it is more important to avoid breaking the coating of the paper, handling the paper folding with the right speed on the folding machine.

Let's see how a print fiber should be on a paper.

##Let's see how a print fiber should be on a paper##